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him off. Twenty-four times he circled the track never more than a few yards behind the Missouri wonder and finished with a spurt that gave Jackson all he could do to maintain the lead.
The high hurdles went to Salisbury and Crouch of Missouri, but in the low hurdles Lapham won a close second. Here is where many of the spectators thought Kansas got the worst of it. The two, Crouch and Lapham, crossed the line almost together to the inch and it looked very much
like a tie if the Kansan was not in the lead.
Russel and Butler took both places in the pole vault at ten feet four inches. In the high jump, Parker carried off his usual first place while Young tied with Avery for a second place. Branhan gave Putnam more than he could handle in the shot put.
The real surprise of the evening was the relay. After the Tigers had won the sprints it looked as if the Kansas chances of annexing the relay had gone glimmering but to the great delight of the Jayhawker rooters this proved to be not the case. Newbold ran a splendid
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race against Branan securing a lead of five yards by a wonderful spurt on the straightway. Haddock ran a clever quarter mile and held this lead undiminished. Then Babb proceeded to pull the event out of the fire by securing a commanding lead, which Driscoll held undiminished to the end.
Monilaw saved three fresh men for the relay—just to give "Hagie" a surprise. After the meet he went -over to the press box to explain. He said, "I was so confident of the relay that I ran my freshman team." One of the reporters replied, "Did you say fresh-man relay or freshmen relay?" Monilaw then passed the cigars around.
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Kansas lost three good men in the eligibility committee's net. At M. S. U. the eligibility committee decided that all good athletes were needed at Kansas City, used a minnow net, and threw the big fish back.
When asked how he managed to bring up his eleven hours of flunks within the last month, Tidd, the valuable Tiger quarter-miler, said, "Why, the students would have mobbed the professors if they had not made me eligible."
As Newbold, the dashing little Kansan, passed Branham in the whirlwind finish of the first race of the relay he turned to the exhausted Tiger sprinter and said,"Good-bye Branham."
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